Daily Archives: July 31, 2017

The usual band of climate criminals are touting a record early Northwest Passage voyage, due to global warming and melting ice. They seem to be confusing “steel hulled icebreaker with lights, radio, satellite, GPS and Internet” and “melting ice.” Ship sets … Continue reading →

Prior to 1960, July 31 temperatures were much hotter in the US. On July 31, 1917 almost half of the US was over 95 degrees, but since 1960 the US has averaged about one station out of five over 95F. … Continue reading →

Bobby: Which way we goin’, this way or that way? Lewis: I think downstream would be a good idea.

Bureau of Meteorology opens cold case on temperature data Jennifer is coauthor of my chapter in “Climate Change the Facts – 2017“ I just got my copy. It is awesome!

Toto has never seen cool weather like this in August before. He is more used to the Dust Bowl and tornadoes. Six years ago, Aggie joke professor Andrew Dessler said Texas would be hot and dry for the rest of … Continue reading →